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THE OMAHA DAILY IlEEi MONDAY. FKBUl'AHV 10, !!?. (RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET j Spcov.d Daj . Re,7iv.rl Option Brisk.' Trade MUCH CORN AND OATS CHANGE HANDS .Vreilne Will Bit Held In Ferr !) in Uffr n llasls for Fstar Traalna I .oral Mar. Vrl linage. ' . OMAHA. Feb. 17, W. Tin" eeond liny of revived option trading n the Omaha exchnngti was a brlk n. More Irish 1K.41 bushels of corn mil onts nianfil hatida The local dealera y i ii'V aro 'determined to make a gtaid local market lnri lnd ndent ol Chicago. A meeting; will ! hold parly next week to agree tHi a baala for future trading. For a time slierta displayed a illnpoaltlon to rover, the market tiolding fairly steady, i.atcr tho 'Titlr hpnf ol sttPngthenlng news, and -a private cable, from Argon I ma pmr.lng the exportable surplus nt laM yt-ai; figures stsrted sdllng ftm. 'I fie May floli vt-rles made a new low record. I.HVilrMIInn rwitlnues In Liverpool with re. nitei ruin a In India and liberal Australian slrtpment additional Imenilvea. The ninr kei closed1 r lower, Wenthar condition I titoiighout the winter wheat bell tend to mir mipralM-nalon. Further fnowfall the last I went v. four hour afforda protection. 'I'he demand for flour and cash wheat con tinues heapiMllttlng. Lorn I trader lit dgn wa larger than In wheat, wllh lowest prices made at the opening. Therftr the market proved steady compared with other grain, but mcelpt were libera! (is compared, with a J ear ugo and the Uemand continue .slnek. 'I he tradu In oat wns llgnt, ..fit. buying at' 4'hlcago Mrcngtnrncn tvr niaikrt early, but ll'uililnllon ol rnrly purchases, wh"n whiit developed Vfn knead, tarried ptii.es b;iek. M the low point. t Icaigncc were l.MI.V'O bushels of Wheat. J.ii burrels of 'flour, :MVv bushel of corn o'nd 315.WO biihela of I rlmni y wh'fit , ieiepia Wer" 4iM. huxlH'ls and slilpment ltn.nno bushels, aaalnat receipts nit year f 3V ooi bushel and shipments of 12l.' t.srd. wr inn lb . $7.7:477 75 fhort ahlea iinon. Ji if 'a 1". f tioi I denr; in I he it'odm-e exchange today the rul- I'-r maiket waa llrtn: i namei lea, 171274c; dclric. I", 1 , : 14c Kkr. weal; at nwik, ll'jc; flista. prime flrt. 144c; rxtraa, hi1, Cheese, ateady, P,4i3. IIHtIM WHULKAtl.li! MtRKTT. staple aa4 Fiarf rr4r. K'iS- n-'rripta liberal; candled atock uu-ettl.-d al He. I.IVK I'ih 1rilY- lUna. 1Vt-; old rooat- ra. Tm-; nirke a. IV: riurka. lie; youim rootr-ra. Mtj'JfliM'; hwhi, He UHKfcflbK l-ol -LTltlf Turkera. isyjoe; o. lonia. IVuliV: rhlckena. llif;!; old riMaiera, "c; dut-ka. IZtfl-lc; eeae, 0c. IMj'TTKK l'neklnn aiork. "; ehotce to fancy dairy, Isftl-; ereainory, SttJVl'.ta;. II AT f'rirea quoted bv Uinaha Feed com pany: No. 1 upland. WW; medium, ii.W; coarae. H .'"!(:". ki. Hv atraw, 6.u4. HRAN-Fer ton. 110.50 HIKKfl. I'Et.Tfl ANI TAT.T.OW-Nn t Rreen Kldea, !.; No. 2. Kv. No. I aalted. 12c; No t. lie; irreen bull IiMm, flc; cured. VtfUk-: dry lildea. lOJjarie. Hora hidea. larae, J3.X: amall, $i6. Hheen pelta. each. iorfill.ZS. Tallow, No. 1. c; No. X V rough, IV TROPICAL FRIIITB PATKS Ir bo of 30 1-ln. pka., $2; Hallowe'en In 70-lb. boxea, per lb, .W; Bay. era. per lb.. 4e; wiilnut-atufted, 1-lb. pk;., 11 per doa; -lb. boxea, II. ORANOK8 Callfrtrnla. extra foncy Red land navela. all aiaea. fancy tmveli. t?SS: rl.nlre. all alaea, tl ftWI 7i. I.FMONH l.lmoiilera. extra - fancy, tw ain". M.25; aoo to Ml alaea. 13.TS. FIOr-.nllfnrnla. per 10-lb. carton, 75 loc; Imported Smyrna, three-crown. 11c; alx-rrown. l.V. KANAKAS- Per medium alxed bunch. I1.7.VH2 SS: .li.mboa. KimiM. TANlKPINK8-Callfornla, per box of about l:'5, .1.00. OKA Pi-; I'KCIT-Florldit. pr box, $7.9 7.50; Cnllfornla, per box. $4.0004. 60. FBT'lTf. PRARS-Wlntoi Nellla and Mount Ver non, IC.MV Arl'l,Kfl-'allfornla Rellflowera, 1.50 per bu. bot; Hen I aria, (1.75 per bu. box; Wlneaapa, 12.35 per ! r55: ,.iiier varlettea. JH.fiKH I."a er bu.; New York apple. 13.50 per otil. dRATES-lmported Malaana. ISWVWOO. OL.D VEjT A liLKS. rpTATuKS I Ionia grown, per bu.. )0 on frark. No. 1 northrn, alc; northeui, 7v; Mv, 01'v; July, HP'-. OA'IS To arrive and on track, 'e. 'I OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET MlltK liKF:Rl, MtllKKfN nualiela, t orn rei-eipia were bnahela i uc; 8ou(h Iiakota, per bu., 77,0 and ahlnmenta .tnnimi huanela. nnilnat re- elpta laat year of Wl.rtii buahela mid ahlp inenta of ;oi.(j) bUMhla. Liverpool cloed 'i'h'iA lower on wheat and V'tVid lower on corn. Locally the rnnge of quotation v. a aa followa: . . a Article.. Wheal . . May...,. Jnlv..... Hepi. Corn May July itept Oata ; lay...;. July..... I Open. HlahJ fiw. Cloae. ... :::v i i i rn'4 :i7'.? V7SI 71lA! . 74 IP 7s(,n, , 73; "5vB 7in 7'I-I S7',4B 27B :i7';. xt'.b :i7 XA S7'l 7H I L'7 R :74t,H i7iB Indian wheat ahlpmenta ' for the week wen. 72.C" buahala. aarulnat 1R.0) buahela laat wrok and W.oco bu.hels lum y-enr. AuatrllHii ahipment.ere 1,5-XOUO bushels, againat I.SH2.fi buahola Inst week und hi buahela laat year, ftfinncapolla atocka deereaaed 241,0.10 bualielH for the- week. World" Wheat ahlpmrntji for Mondny are atimaind at 11,2,'ju -liuahela, anHlimt ll.120.ono buahela last week and 1".312.0 Imarmls teat year. Caah corn aold at the. loweat price of the aeaaon at Chicago yeaterduy and ahlppara aald the ponltlon of the rxfh market was the moat demoralised they had ween t In rent jneara. Tno aeaboard vesterdav aold 170,000 buahela of corn, loO.floO buahela of oata, and New Xork sold 68,01)0 buahals of Manitoba wheat. . Omaha. CasU galea. W HKAT No. 2 hard. 1 car, 76c. CORN No. 3, 1 car, 35Vc; 1 car, K&c. Omakiav Caah Prlcea. WHEATf-No. 1- .hard.' 737riC; No. 3 hard. 70tr73c; No. 4 hard. 66370c: No. I aprlng. 73H('a74xc; No. pprlng. 70Hf7Sc. CORN-No. , SEttcr No. 4, 83VB4c; No. S yellow, 35Hc; No. S white. J7c. 'OATS No. 3 mixed, 2714 'fj'-T.te; No. 1 white. 2ac; No. 4 white, S7Hfe2r. . RYE-SIo, , 6!lc; No. 3, 67'c. . Carlo! necelpta. .. ,Wheat. Corn. Oats. 9 6S Omaha CHICAUO GRAIV " AM) PKOVI!4IOS TITCAO. Feb. 17. Bearish news from Ar gentina and India oauaed a fresh decline today In the local wheat market. For the May delivery . final Quotations showed a net loaa of c. Com and oata were ach down V. Provlalons were a shade lower to 27Hc higher. . For the third successive day the wheat market waa dominated by the bears and. aa on the preceding days prices yielded materially. . At the opening the May no tion waa off H to He at 83c to Mo. For a time the market held steady at the Initial decline, there being a fair demand by commission houses. Pit traders were the principal sellers during the ttrat half of the session. News of the day was al most exclusively favorable to the bears. Inward the end of the first hout the mar ket became pomewhat firmer because of covering by shorts. At thla time May inucned KMynifll'V. LJtter in the day an other sharp reaction occurred and the price of May dropped to 8.'Sc The market closed weak with prices nearly at tt loweat point of th day. final quotations on May being at 8:,f. I'learaucea of wheat and flour were equal to S&s.OW bu. Primary receipts were 4ti."0 bu.. agHlnal Z40.000 bo a year ago. Minneapolis, Luluth and Chirsgo reported receipts of 374 cars. against Ml cars last week and ;'W cars one year aao. Despite the weakness of wheat, consider able steadiness was shown uy the corn market. There waa a alight decline at the opening becauap of lower prlcea at llvprnooL but all of the loss was uulckly irgaloed on covering by shorts. During the arealer nai-t of the duv the xeellna was firm, but the late break in wheat caused a slightly paslpr tone at the dune 1-arge primary- reoeipts and the prospect of a continued Ittieral movement were bearish factor. May opened 'c to 'iiJiC lower at' 43tM2kc. aold up to -M-'l'c and closed at 4iVc. Ixjcat receipts were ftll ,'aru with i of eon I ract arade. Jats were firm early In the day. but later the market became easier. Hhorta Inught. actively during the ttrat Italf of Die session, the demand Iwlng induced by Iteavv clearancea at the seaboard. May oppoed lc lower at 2AiC sold Up to WW :7iic and closed at LV. L,oal receipia were IK cars. The provisions market was stronr be cuusP of s 10c advance in the price of live hogs and a large Increase in shlu nipnta of meat and lard. The covering by ahorta in pork waa a feature of the day. Pork and ribs were strong throughout the entire day,, t tie close on Ma pork being up 2v'u,?7tirt at tli.W. Ribs weru up 7Vc at W.V Recauae of moderate profit taking lard closed hareJy steady with May off a shade at 7.t",7.. Rallmaled recelpta for Mjr.day are: Wheat. i cars: corn," 4:7 csrs: oats, 1ST tars: hoga. W.mv head. .The leading futures ranged us follows: nKtOV$l-llr,mii iri-r.w-n vxlifiw and rH ipr bu, aar; Hpnnlah. per crate, $2.W; Colo- rndo. r' d and yellow, per bu., I1.U0. NAVV KKANS-Tfr bu.. i!.0O. LIMA BEANS Per lb.. 6V4C CAfcHAUEiIome grown and Wisconsin, In crates, per lb.. 2c. CAKKOTH, PARSNIPS AND TURNIPS Per on., M(7r-. CELERY- Kalamasno, per dog., 2S3nO. BWKKT POTATOLS-Kansas, per 2-bu. bbl.. 1100. NEW VKGETABLE8. TOfAT01i8 Florida, per cralp of 30 lbs. net. toa WAX BEANS Per hamper of about 30 lbs net, W0. STRING BEANS Per hamper of about 30 lhs. net. U.itsU-l 00. EGO PLANT Florida, per dor., $1.2i31.50. GREEN PEPPEUS-Flonda, per hamper or aiM'tn in uoz., Yi.w. fURNlPB- Loulalanu, do.' bunches, 75e. SIIALIAITTS Louisiana, per do, bunches, 75c. HEAD LETTI'CIO Iyouiaiana, per bbl.. I12.i"Ulb.w; per dozen beau a. ll.lbai.w. LUAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per tioxen bends. 60c. CUCUMBERS Hot house, per dor.. 1.73. RADISHES Hothouse, per dozen bundl es. 6luli7Sc. Ml'HROOXIi'-Hotliouae, per lb.. 60c. CAULIFLOWER California, about 24 heads to crate, $3.25. I REEK I.UTS. iit. i nus. idV, AU. . lion. 111, u. a ribs, lo'; No. 1 loiiia, 16c; No. 2 loins. 12c; No. 3 loins. Wc; No. 1 chuck. 5Vic; No. 2 chuck. Vkr, No. 3 chuck, 4c; No. 1 round. 7'c; No. 2 round, 6e; No. 3 round, o; No. 1 plate, 4c; No. 2 plate, S'jc; No. 3 plate, 3c. . CIPER Per keg. 3.7a; per bbl.. 16.78. HONEY New, per St lbs., (3.60. CHEESE Swiss, new. lc; Wisconsin brick, 16c; Wisconsin limberger. loc; twins, 15c; young Americas, li'.iC. NUTs ainuts. no. i sort shells, new crop, per id., isiic: nara sneus, per lb.. li"-o. 1'ecanM. laifce, per id., itc; small, per lb., 12c. Peanuts, per lb., Hc; roasted, per lb., 8c. Chili walnuts, per !b.. 12'il3VjC. Almonds, sofi shells, per lb., 17c: hard ahella, , per 15c. Cocoanuls, 14.25 per sack of 100. - FRESH, fibj (-.-Trout, lie:, naiuiut, .vie; pickerel, dressed, c; white 11c; sun- hah, fi'nSc; petrh. aliinned and dressed, &c; plke l't: redsnapper. He: salmon, 11c; crappieK, vvo, eeia, isc; uiiict uaan, whltefish, 12c; frog legs, per dor., oic; lobsters., green, 33c; boiled lobsters, 37c: blueflsh. 16c: herring, 4c; Spanish mackerel. lc; baddock. too; snrimp, l.vrai.tw per gallon; smelts, 12c; cod. 12c. OYSTERS Fresh standard. $1.4u per sal.; shell ovsters. tl.Oi.OO per lvO; Little Neck clams, ll.w per uv. SUGARS Granulated cane. In hbls.. $5.06; granulated cane, In sacks, $5.01; granulated beet, in sucks. $1.1. BYRUr-lu barrels, no per gai.; caens, 10-lb. cans. $1.60; cases, 11 j-lb. cans, $!.; cases, 24 2Vt-lb. cans, $10. COr r KB-itoasiea: io. so, wo per No. 30, 20V,c per lb.; No. 25. lfc'ic per lb.; No. 20. 15jC ler lb.; No. 215. 121-o per it. FIXUR (wholesale) Best high grade Ne braska, par cwt., $2.00; best high grade patent Minnesota, per cwt., $23u; Straight patent Nebraska, per cwt.. $2.00; second patent Nebraska, 11.90. CURED FISH Family Whitehall, per ' bbl., loo lbs., $4.5u; Norway mackerel, per bbl.. 200 lbs.: Bloaters, $40.00; No. 1, $28.00; No. 2. $J6.00; No. 3. $2o.00; Irish No. 1 $17.00. Herring, in bbls., 2u0 lbs. each: Nor way, 4k. $13.00; Norway, 3k. $1J.OO; Hol land, mixed. $11.50. Holland herring in kegs: Milkers, 80c; kegs, mixed. 70c. BROOMS No. 1 carpet, $3.23; No. i car pet. $2.40; No. 3 plain. $3.25. CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west ern. Iw'(H"o; Maine, $1.35. Tomatoes, 3-lb. can. 1.2RJS1.60; 2-lb.. 7Hp:t$1.0: pine apples, grated, t-lb., t2.A5Q2.3o; sliced. $1K U2.20; gallon apples, fancy, $3.50; Cali fornia apricots, $1.4032.u; pears, tl.75 $.50; peaches, fancy, $1.754i2 40; H. C. peaches. $2.0?2.50; Alaska aalmon, red, $11&; pink. Sax;; fancy Chinook. F., $2.10; fancy sockeye. P.. $1.96; sardines, H-oll, 12.60; 4-mii8tards. $2.60(c3.1o; sweet pota toes, $1.16(il.x6; sauerkraut. $1.00; pump kins, 8ucb$l.uu; wax beans, 2-lb., ?Sf90c; Lima beans. J-ID., io'oclo: spinach. $1.36ci3.00; clieap peaa. 2-ib.. 80c; extra. 4)anlalloaa of lap Hay nn arlna 4 omaaodlllpa. NEW YORK. Feb. 17.- KLoI.'R-Rpi PlPI' . 12. M blila. : exports. 14.711 bbls.: market dull and barely stesdv; Minnesota patents. lj.;f.: Mimieaotn baker. $- hiWKI.1: nter patenia. I4.oaii4.gi: winter airanrhtv $:. K,'q 9 '.; w inter extraa, $2. 1.; w inter low grades. $.' .sj.ti3.2b. Re Hour, qnlel; fair lo good. Id iiu4.0": choice to fanc. II IKI94.35. Buc kwheat flour dull, 12.10 spot and to arilve. COHNMKAly- Barplv stpn.lv: line wliii i and yellow. $1.16; coarae, II. u,; 8 1 05. kiln dried. 2.7'h2.ln. RYE Nominal: No. 2 western, 73c I. o. 0 llimt, New York. BARLEY Dull: feedlna. 4J . c I (.. Mn. falo; malting. 41"-j62c c. I. f.. Iluffalo. t HEAT-R cipia. U.tKiO bu. : exuorta. 2.72 bu.; apol maiket eMa ; No. 2 leil, tlT'fcc elevator; No. 2 red, '- f. o. o. anoat; No. I northern. Dublin. M,c f. o. o. alioMI. There waa fuithr decided weak- neaa in the wheal market today, the sell ing motives being big Australian ship ments, lower cables, snow west, weak on-., side markela and slop loaa selling. It closed WVt net lower Mhv, k.jMi 3-lflc. closed S'c: Jlllv. X11i'a: cloaed ill rie; September, 8.'S''l-'c asked, closed St Mnc. CORN RecPlpla, 1C.225 bu.; exports. 7.S.S4 bu.; sales, 25, bu. fultires; spot market steady; No. 2. 4e elevator and 4'.? f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow, 47v: No. 2 white, 4!SC. option market opened lower with heal wheat hut recovered on llaht offerings and with the west, and rloaed net unchanged. May. 4ieV4ij47c. cloai d 4X7c; July, Vyn i9 V. cloaea 4Vc; Septem ber cloaett at 4!'c. OATS Receipts, Pi.fiim bu. : exports, Wt.225 bu.; ajait market barely atea.lv; mixed oata, 2 to 82 pounds. 34'.c; natural wnite. Jsisft'1.1 pounds, S4'ii.iltc; clipped white, 3S to 4o p""nla, :m:itc. HAY Dull; shipping, 47Vao2ic; good to Choice, i:gHc. HOI'S 1' Irm; atnte common lo cholcj, 19o crop. lKgliir; lflia). 9-hllc; olda. W(7c. HIDES (strong; Galveston. 20 to 25 pounds, 2"c; California, 21 lo i Sunds. 21c; Texas my. 21 to :i pounds, l!)e. LEAT1I ER- Firm ; acid. yiv.-. PROVISIONS Beef, aleany; family, $11.50 Tt !.; mess. '"i l.i: beef hams. ii.i,i 11.50; pneket. .Ht.hoj 1 1 isi . eiiv extra India mess. ix tn'o ! 9.i . I'ut meats, iirni; pica led lelles. K..iiq5o; picKled shoulders. 17. pickled hums. 111. ih'o Itl.oO. I aril, easv; weal em steamed, $8.o:: rrhned, ' burelv steBily; eonllnent. n.lt: South America, $MiA; compound. IH.l'vH..!;1!. Pork, firm; family, IIH tucy l.5o; short clear, $15.oma 17.o0; mess, $lfi.2.Vq III. 75. TALLOW - Bnrely steady; city, 5Sc; coun try. .tyj6'c. RICE jne ; dotneatic. fair to extia, 3i ffiw; .lapnc. noinlhal. POULTRY Uvf, quiet; western chickens, 12c: fowls and turkeys, 14c. Drexsed, steady; western chickens, 1h:c; turkeys, l.Wilc; fowls, IlKfjl.TC. BUTTER Firmer: street price, extru creamery, 2Sc; ufliclal prices, creamery, com moii to extra, lli'62'sc. t Htr.hl'.-niiii; state, full cream, small and large, colored and wnite. September, fancy, 14tc; state, October, best, mjt 13c; stste. late made, small average, best, 12'ic; atate, large, 1214c; stale, fair. lHn'ii 12c. EGGS Lower and somewhat demoralized; state. Pennsylvania Hnd nearby fancy se lected white, 214i 22c; atate, choice, lsiic; atate, mixed extra. 17V; western firsts, l.S'-jc; western seconds, 14'4it)15c; southerns. 121z115V4c. rt Cattle Show Decided Gain in Valuei for Week, HOGS TWENTY CENTS HIGHER FOR WEEK 4 holep Shppp aaal Uabi tl Mark lllffprent for Week, wllh (urn nan ! Metliam Klatla Al most a Quarter l.nnrr, HOUTI I OMAHA, Feb. 16, 1;. Recslp's were. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, fitfli is Monday b.X.u 4.44 7,l"2 inmial luesdni .;;, 1 1. 1.12 .W j ftfTlcial edncHilMy I.b5 4.127 6 60J lOrni-lal Tloirailav .1 4'l 7 I SA Official Frlilay '.14 lo.H'.-O 4.11 Official Saturday 1m s.snu M This week 1.47 47.it?.4 ;.Jol list week 1 W.1 VI 234 Two week ago I7.WI4 7.as 16.746 Three weeks ago IKfiH .Vl.SI!! 34.373 Four weeks ago H.Wil 6S.144 ;il.2.')7 Laat year asms Woek.... S.411 34.57 3I.5H" I ne follow Inr lanie snows M . i M.. I Ml ! 14.. T7. . , a.. n.. J:.. i -. Dec. paid the the recelpta in came, noga ami aitepp at roulh tjmaba for the year to date, compn;l with last year: i . inc. 'stflp 1.24S K2.S01 2i.:. Hogs afln.JiiK j)n.040 6,ll Sheep 1.'.447 VtYiiKJ CATTLE 3UOTATION8 The following will show the price tor tne airrercnt kinds of cattle on noutn 4 una ha market: Good td choice corn-fed steers $5.1'uo t0 fMIr to choice corn-fed steers 4.sr.10 Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 4.mi4.i Good to choice cows und heifers... 3.7Ri. 4 R Fair to good cows and heifers 3.0o8 75 fanners and cutters I.hnjs.co tood to choice stockers and feeder 3 ti"i4 4'i Fair to good at ckera and feeders.. Mf3.n Common io fulr stockers 2 7-VnJ M Bulls, stags, etc 2.6044 04 Gootl veal calves 6 tin6.50 AANOH OK PRICES. Cattle. Hogs Omaha ?3.VUh ll $6."ii r7',4 t'hleago 1.5fl40 S.iiii'.j6.r8 Kansas City 2. 264. 26 5 sj'0 6 H 8t. Iouls 2.1tl6.25 5.26'it; :1 Floux t'lly 2.75'o5 .60 .75'ti6.R The following table shows .'.:, avwiaga price of hogs at South Omaha tor th last several days, with comparisons: Minneapolis Grain Market. (Supprior quotations for Minneapolis de livery.) The following quotations were re ported at Minneapolis by F. D. Day & Co., 110-111 Board of Trade building: Articles.l Open. I High.i Ixw. ! Close.l Yes'y, Date, 1. 19OB.lO4.l!IO:.19O2.lDOl.l0e. Fb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. cb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Febv Feb. Feb. $ 41H: 4 4 74 I 6 8ii 6 : 6 4 I 4 id 4 73, 68 If: 4 67 4 n 4 W .. I.. lo. II. 13. 13. 14. 15.. n;.. 17.. i U4i 4 U; 4 ke 6 7i t il I 4 ,4. 4 si, a kf, OS, 6 21! 4 7i W 12! 6 23' 4 64 4 ai 6 76, 16 6 21 ! 4 71 , 74 a 01 ; 6 ini 4 6t 4 6 QJ 6 29i 4 76 4 M $72 I 5 26, 4 84 6 02, 75 6 W 14 hO I 6 Vn 6 71, f 02 6 S2 ! S 00' 6 72 6 02; 6 .101 4 7 I 1M4 4 81 1 4 fK-.l 6 81 S , 3 25 1 4 S3 I $ 9'-4 4 SI. I 6 S6. 5 931 S 31 4 76 I W 4 So: 4 9i 5 0 6 U 4 75 , 5 4 s.'. 4 03, 6 281 4 83 I I 4 73 , 6 03 7 02l 5 79 ; 4 76 . IN . M1 .III ,.! ,.i;4 .211 ..fW ,.1M . u . l!l .. j:i . in . . . in . IH . JM ,.14 . 1M IIS ..?!! . .IN . I?1 :.t' ..it; . 1"! ..ISO ,.!l . l: .." ..Ill ..m ..r? ..in ..!lt . ;?4 .Ml IT, i in, I I7-, r i n, ti , T't n, t i: I I l I l " i k I l t I -i I XI i K) XI I M ( 10 I to I tn I " I. 0 I SO I M l a I N I I K I ft I K H . 17. 74 M 44. 7"., 71 II. tt II. 74 ell 7). 74 ; ft. M I 74. T. 47. U. 4 J. '.. VI ?ti 141 44 M4 1' r7 141 ? J" t it "en in no si ?J4 Sl.l til r ;n i in tit !4I H ni 141 141 ts: rr i2 K4 4 .......Ml Ml i:t 4 f t M I M t II I M, ? ! M' r l ?, I l!'i K't I ', t l:t l " t . , I I '. I M', I I tV. 1 ', t IS', 1 1 I . 1 1 I M -4 K I It I t i I ' t rt I t7l, I7S 4 T, M awtiililrg from March and tola I sales r bags. Including .Mart li st ei : Mav. ssUi.Tc n"t 7 Invoice, I .c. o lll fll' leport'! ol ,.'. i. I Itlo in!,t . No 'tl 1 1 rn ' le.l. f. e. ; t t r pet e .i.l'l. 6 S3 ..I 6 W',! 4 83! . ., B i. ,4 ,4; .. 6 Wi-'i 4 64, .. 5 70HI 4 8; I il 4 ill I I 4 77 1 e 711 ' 'Sunday. FRIDAY'S SHIPMENTS. The followuK shows tne number of slock rrs and feeders shipped to the country Fri day and their points of destination: cattle vrs O. Wheat-, I May...!81;itiK2l July... 6341 Flax- 1 Mav... 1 1411 July... 1 15141 8371 1 144 1 151i S11 1 13 1 141 hi i i:: 1 14t4 t-"s 637, 1 147. 1 16 No. 1 to ar Miliiieapulls Cash Cloae Wheat : hard, Sl-.c; No. 1 northern. Mi',e; rive. 81'c; No. 2 northern. 79Hc: to arrive, iP'-sC No. :l. ii'yi ii',i'; No. 1 durum. 73c; No. 2 durum, ,V. Corn: yellow, :.i4c; No. 3, 34c. Oats: No. 3 white, 274C; No. 3, iV'L'ii'C Burley. 3tfl46c. Rve; SS'i toSH,v. Flax: Cash, $.11; May. $1.12',. Philadelphia Produce Market. PHIl-ADELPHIA. Feb. 17. BUTTER Firm; 14c higher; extra western creamery, IVc. EGGS Market l4c lower; western fresh, 15c at mark. CHEESE Dull; New Yoik full citum, IS-iiMV- v Mllwaakee ;paln Market. MILWAUKEE. Feb. 17. WHEAT -Lower: No. 1 northern. Mtr-; No 2 northern. &o4i84c; May, S24e asked. RYE Steady; No. 1. 6t;4'o;7e. BARLEY Dull: sample, ;'i03c. CORN Weak; May. 424ft Cc asked. No. 4c; No. 3 Articles.: Open. Hlgh.l Low. ( Close. Yes'y. Wheat May July ori ' May July SV;pt. -als Pork May Julv Lard Mav July Rlba May July ' SSt4 4 831. 8?(Sl4l 82t4 l42S4; '4:rS- t i 4.arV-V 4:1', I 44 15 7 15 50 . 7 $74 T74 I t SHei 874' 15 la 0 T as $ W 8 SO 8 r?i 82S 82SI 834 614! 814 82414 4.'4l 424 4T4 4:14. 4.1', 434W4 43-4: i 4:174 4l 4 294 287,b Jt',. 29 U 70 15 80 16 65 14 40 1$ 46 15 30 1 824 t 86 T 86 T 924 7 96 7 '8 224 $ ?T4 8 8 274 8 to 8 IW No. J. cash quotations wera as follows: FLOPR Dull and easy; winter patents, $3.7ma4 00; straights, gt.5rts-8.at: spring pat eats. 8i-703.6u; straights. $.1 5oj.7V; bakers. $j ;-t3te WHEAT No. spring, 824jS4c; No. I. T7j 74..; No. red. 4Sx5c. - "OH N N. 8. 3SVr3Se; No. I yellow, S9j40e. . OATS No. 3. '; No. $ whit. tl4tp3Hc; No. 8 white. 28480Hi'. , RYE-tNo. J. tic. BARLEY Good feeding, ITVQ.Uc; fair 1e choice malting. 4o4Kc.' Receipts and shipments for the day were a follows: . - - - Receipt Shipment. Flour, bbls Xi.7s 2s.Ni4 Wheat, bu, 18. MO t orn, bu.. ..yiniW llf-0 lata, bu M...v...li Sn l2, Rp. bu.... , ... t44) ' Raiipy. ha...: 121.8U0 - 44HO REKD8 No. 1 flag, 81 07, No. 1 aorthwest ern. 31 11; prim timothy. 83.14; clover, con- r- graae. Hi is. 75xi90c: fancy. 8l.354il.75. EVAPORATED FRUITS Fancy Iulr peaches, 12Vac; choice Muir peaches, llc; fancy yellow. 124c: 60-60 prunes. 7,c; i-70, 7Uc; fancy New York ring apples, 11 'c; choice. 14e; fancy 4-crown loose musca tel raisins, 74c; 8-crown, 7c: 3-crown. 54c; fancy seeded raisins la 1-lb. cartons, 7c( choice seeded, in 12-oz. cartoons, 74c; east, ern pitted cherricJ, 17c; New York evap orated black raspberries. 35c, fancy pears, ,8c; choice. 15c; fancy nectarines, 8c; fancy uprlcota, llV,c; choice royal. 104c; Hal. lowe'en dates, 64c; glace citron, 17c; can died, 16c; lemon. 144c; orange. 144c. I. Loala tieaeral Market. ST. I1UIS. Feb. 17.-WHEAT-Lower: No. I red cash, elevator, SiVtiaSc; track. &4 j)c; May. 0'.,'o4c; July. 79',c; No. 2 nam, sh'iikjc. CORN Steady : No. I cash. 40c: track 4XMi4e: May. 44tj4o4c; July, 414t)41V- OATS Dull: No. 1 cash, a.-; track, 304 Sic; May. 29,c; July. 2Hc; No. 2 whita, 2324c. FLOUR Steady; red winter patents $4 30 ft (80; extra fancy and straight, $3.toii4.25; clear,' I2.9nli3.25. SEEI Tlniothv. steady at $2.5uQ2.80. CtjRNMEAL 8tP4w!y. $2 20. BRAN Steady; sacked east track, 64&S5c. ' HAY Steady; timothy, $.ujl4.ri0; prairie, S6.lU .'. WHISKY Steadv. $1.32. IRON . ..I'TtiN TIHS $102. BAGGING 4c. Hr7MP TWINE 714c. v PROVISIONS Pork, higher: Jobbing. $16.5u. Lard, ajeady; prime steam. $7.40. Dry salt meat, steady: boxed, extra aborts. 1x174, clear ribs. $.624: short clears. $M 75. Bacon, steady; boxed, extra shorts. $9124: cl.-ar ribs. 8H.374: short clears. $9 50. POULTRY Firm; chickens, 104c; springs, 12V", turkeys. 164c; ducks. 13c; geese, 6c BUTTER yulel; creamer), 2lc.i9o; dairy, GiS Lower at 124c. case count. Receipts. Shipments Flour, bbls 3.010 11 1 Wheat, bu.l .' 33.'io 4n.i t'orn, bu 22.01" 0.1. i Oata, bu 58.0uo U.OuO Peoria Market. PEORIA, Feb. 17. CORN Dull : yellow, 3!v; No. 3, 39c; No. 4. 37' grade. 33c. OATS Easy: No. 2 white. 2!tc; wnite. -a ,; o. 4 wnite, as"-o. WHISKY On the basis of $1.2. IJverpool firala Market. IJVERPOOU Feb. 17 WHEAT-Spot, nominal; futures, dull; March. 6s 'd: Mav. 6a tTvl: July, 6s 6-d. t liK.N-npot, easy: American mixed, new. 3a ll'-il: American iiiIx-mI. old. 4s 7'-d. Fu tures, dun; March, 3 114d; May, 4s ,d. Toledo Seed Market. TOLEDO, O., Feb. 17.-8 BED Clover, cash and February. $8.72: March. $n.76; April, $8.67; timothy. $1.60; alsike, $8.10. A. F. Wanda rd, Anderson, la., 1 A. Jlotzer. Paul, Neb., M. 1' E. H. Spangler. Mynard. Neb.. M. : vi 1111am 1 'alley. Auburn. Neb.. M. P Blackmai, A Co.. Woodbine, la., I. C... Jatns Siinter. Magnolia, Minn.. 61. & O A. B. Fletcher. Kockvllle. Neb, U. P... A. D. Oroff. Pickrcll. Neb.. U. P.,.." M. Noble, Creston, la.i y G. W. Ramsey, Oakicy. la., O M. I . Mortensen, Dannehrog, Neb. U. .1. W. Yockey, Comstock. Neb., y Cameron fc W., Tekamah. Neb.. M. 4fc J. It. Alklns. Wayne. Nob.. M. & O. liillerker & F., Fremont. Neb., F. E. The official number of cars of brought in today by each road wr.s: ' Cattle. Hogs. H'ses 1 1 1 p!! 1 O.'. 1 stock C. M. & St. P abash , Missouri Pacific Union Pacific system..., C. tc N. '. least! C. eV N. W. iweati. ....?, C., St. P.; M. aV w C., B. Q. (east! C B. e v. 1 west C, R. 1. Ac P. least 1 Illinois Central , Chicago Gt. Western ., 1 Total receipts The disposition of the tiay' 1 1 J-t 13 31 It 5 13 9 6 3 122 receipts SHEEP The market on shep ami lambs was In as good condition at t lis point as any one coul1 ssk for during the brat half of the week, tin Monday and Tuesday the tnrdency of prlrps was. if anything, a Huh higher. On Wednesday It was noticsbh that while the good kinds sold very readily st good steady prlcea, there was a disin clination on the part of buyers to tak th common and medium soits. Unfortn nsfely the liberal receipt of Thursday nil Friday consisted verv largly of theso itnaesirable sheep and lamb thai is stuff thet wss only half fat. As buyers wre sltrndy well filled up by their llbersl pur chase earlier In the wepk they healtatrd about taking on unfinished stock and the market on that kind declined yery consul-, srably both days from lack of buying aup port. At the close of the week good 10 choice sheep and lambs are not so very muoli different from what they were a week ago, but the common to medium grades are l.V925c lower, some would say fully 26c lower. As hinted above, the brejk this wpk was duo entirely lo the flooding of th market with unfinished stock, contrary to the advlep of every one. Phtppers hare been -warned almost every day of late In these columns, ss well as by letters from their commission men not to ship In any thing until It was well finished for mar ket. Still In their anxiety to empty their feed lota they are shipping in a lot 0 stuff which has to be sold at a sacrifice and which not onlv breaks the market on its own kind, but slso weakens the market on the good grades as well. The trouble se mi to be due lo the fact tnat there aru a Isrge number of new feeders who imagine their alieep are finished and who ship them to market long before th are ready. It la a very difficult matter for a man to Judge of his own sheep while they are at horn where there is notning witn wnicn 1 they can be compared. Aa an Instance of this, a feeder who was here last Monday and saw the n that brought $5.40, the finest bunch that lias been h-rc this year. 1 said ' that his stuff at home wss Just as good, but when they arrived j here yeeierdny, they were not fat enough for the packers and so had to go to a , fppder buyer at $4.. 1 In spite of the declln noted above, this ; market is still well in line with all others, j In fsct, South Omaha has been the high 1 market for some time back owing to tho j efforts put forth here to prevent shippers ; from flooding the market. Quotations for red sheep and lambs are ss follows: Good to choice lambs, Colo- : rados, $h5f7.Ui; good westerns. 86.764 7.10; good yearlings, $5.7n'44M6; good wethers, 45.4tiu.75; ewes. $4. 85V 5.2a. CHICAGO I.IVK STOCK MARKET tattle Meady, Hog Tea Cent Higher and ghees aad Laaaba Btroagf. CHICAGO. Feb. 17. CATTLE Receipts. 300 head; market steady; beeves, $3.7&V.SO; cows. 11.6014.50: heifers. $3.4015.0"; calves. M 25ii.25; good prime steers. S6.4'i.S5; poor to medium, $3.7ofc5.3f: piockers and feeders. $2.7)i4.60. HOGS Receipts, 16.1MI head; estimated Monday. tf.Ooo head: market luc higher: mixed and butchers, $5.ji6.25; good heavj. W.H"q.224; rough heavy, $5.966.06; light. S5.9F'(i6.174; pigs, 85.6" 'i.oS ; bulK of sales, M.lO'otUS SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpls. 2.W0 1 I head: murker strong: sheep, J3.Ro. 7$; yearlings, j..uxi-"". iamu, f'nttan Market. NKW YORK. Fell. 17 .- T T N - Kp. i 1 eloped qnlPI; middling milscd II : nil.l- 1 rllr.g golf 11 s-le so bat- I,IVKRPH U F'Pb. 17-ti'TTu.V "pot i, fair demand; price, 3 polm loe; i,i. , ran iiilildlhig fair 6 :d : g.wvl clbd'nct:. I a4,l: middling. 6i; low mldllnr. 5. , ': I ; I good orilltiary. 6Md; brrtlnarv, i.SS-l. T'i- 1 ale of the day were t.rl bae ,.f phi. h 1 1 ti I..I... w.rM fr.. a.k.-tila ; ttnti im,:I ! I ',I In, billed 7 fn bale American It'.' relnt ll'SI) hale, all AmerhHii. 1 ST LOUIS. Mo.. Feb. 17 -COTTON yulpl; middling, lo 1-!6c; sale, none; re.1 celpl. :!7 hales; shlpmPnts. S8' lli.-: , loi k. 43.774 bale, NEW ORLEANS. iJt.. Feb. 17.-COTTON I Spot quiet and sleady; s1e 2.r hsbs. i oMInary. 7 1a-lc; aood ordinal. 4c: low I ! mlddimg. Iu ; middlioa. n ll-' i.. g-inl middling. II U-l: middling 'air 11 i;e. , Ipt. 7,474 bale; lock. W.3T. lisle, Saaar aad Molaaae. NEW YORK. FPh. 17.-SIGA R-IUiv. I nominal: fair f flniiie. t'-; rpntrlfnal. Ki test. 3 1l-161i8Sc: molae sugar. ;-. vp- llnd. ntilat; No. 4. 4e: No. J. H.k-c: No k lata-: No . 8.8.V-; No. III. 8.Sr; No II. J.::.; No. 12. S.71K': No. 18. $ioc; No. 14, 8Hfic; r oll fectloners' A. 4 35c; mould A. 4 sh-; cut loaf. l2Bc: enished. 6.20e; onwdered. 4 6Ki-; grannlateit. 4 fix : cilies, 4.7a- MOLASflJ-Steady; Ne" Orleans o li keMlp. good to e.ocP, JI'C. NEW ORLEANS, l-a.. Feb 17 -UGAll-F.rm: oppn kPtile, rentrifuml. 3'iiJ'.e: en Irlfuaal whites. 3Vi4c; yellow. 31,i34'; Bpconds. 23 1-ISj'. MOLAflXlUt-fipeii kettle. 20i3f ; renin fural. 7"tc. SYRU-2r,i'. Metal M Vi ut!. ! 1 lnel.il inn I li 1 '! g-11 c,.-,HKe.1 III II- Hle'MC" l ni,fil", i l. ':4 ...i' rk. I. IT" vi: i'4ij4- t;. el aVv f,liiel ,,.) tin - r.f . ,bb Ppot 1.JIS ald r let 1 1 o F.Taporated 4pplP and Dried Fralta. NFW TORK. Feb. 17." EVAPORATED APPLES The markrl la flrpl heh!; 010 mon to fair ar ii'ieted at 77$'ie: fair to rood, ft,'-!-: prlm. I'lfije; .-hol.-e. v ; fancv. Il'Mtu.c. I 'AI.Thl (RN I A PRIED FRIIT8-P1 unes are unchanged, with itiot-itions ranging from 4T.c to 8"'. nccord'-'g to arade A ti 1 eol continue qolPt. With choice quoted at Uiti1'it4c: extra choice. 1ci-i1iA.c; fancy, 1K.I l.V. Peaehe also are unchanr d. with extra i choice nuoted at loc: fancv. lot-tillc: exlru . fancv. 1 1 Wrr,-. P'l1n h'1 quiet be' steadr. w-th looae Museatel tmoled ni i;t Kitr; seeded. 641 74c; Ixtudon Isyers. 81.7rg 1.60. Treaaary lllesient. WASHINGTON. Feb. 17 Today siste. menl of th treasnrv halnce In the gen era! fund, exclusive of the $i5o.ii.(iiii gold reserve, shows: Available csah balance, $148 881 0; gold coin knd bullion. $74.i!i. ' gold cPrtlflcatPS. 843.291. 1I. I 11. t..i.:i.-r eMK-. fro-.i 117 7 eit v an.- 'caomg al 117 17'4 I "ad I d't'l ' f .Vo.tl'i and ..-ie ni t.iv is li Inm ' reiHoi"!! iitichiir.4,rd. MACHINE TO HANG , PAPER Paaipa and iHgllP rarer ln Hall a II I awtndaMaer It Wark. The lat.-sl in.eH .r line of I'kVPn tlou l a ma. hlne livertd Hv an Oh. niun for banning walltper. This ria'liln p.-ie. he pat er It I unwound from the roll and applle, it li Its proper plar upon the wall. The verM pari ar arntPaTed within a franc, which s plvohjlly snp-I.rl'-l nt one Pud of a handl". : A pl laj,k coiiialnlng a roller I secured In th enter of t!ie fr.iine. Adjacent to the paste roller I n In iih which spreads the pat PVPIllv liver the paper. After leaving the past roller ! Pper I ran led lo padded roller. whlh pr the paper upon the wall. In Using this ma chine the iite tank fn the center Is r inovd and fllh-d with po-st. It Is then r p'ticed within th frame, th roll of pa pet to be hung mounted on th ro dlreet't ' from of the past lank. Th paper I 1hn earrlr-d ovpr Hip pastp. roller and hmtig'il In fonin l with the paste brush. From here It continues on over th two rollers at tl. top of the machine and applied by rolling th machine arro the celling. This move ment causes the fop roller to pre ti jwifier ftrmlr against the celling. After the pofiPr lis been applied ths fu'l length of the iPillnr It can he quickly en! by pulling on a conl which operate a rp volvlng knife, the exact length of the papar siill required la-ltig letermlned br g guM st the front of the marhlns. WtiPn apply, log psppr to thp side walls of a room the psper Is carried over Ih top rollpr lo th front roller and the handle switched around. Merchandise and gpprle. NEW YORK. F'Ph. 17. Total. iiniorts of menhandlsp and dry goods at ths port of New York for the week endlna today were vahiPd at I1J.8S5.759. Total Imporls of apscl at the port of New Yoik for tli wek end ing tcdsv were $11,723 silver and $15.59 gld. F. D Day & Co. Oeaier ! Stock . Oral In. Provision lit Taar ;rala la To. rsstk OIBee, 1IO.III Baardl f Trad a nidsr Omaha. Heb. Telephone- Ml 4k T.2-Z14 Exchange Bldg . South Omaha. Bell 'Phone 214 Independent 'Phoa a TWO "EXTRA SPECIALS" WOMAN'S HOME COlvJON i i was Kaaaaa City Live Stork Market. KANSAS CITY. Mo., Feb. 17. CATTJ-i: Receipts, Soft head, Including Jo head southerns: market steady; choice export and dressed beef steers, 85.40ti4.10:- fair to rood. i4.onft5.2Ti: western led steers, $3.75'i 6.60; alockora and feeders. 83.00tr6.00; south- as follows, each buyer Durcnasina tne num. ern steers. $3.7515.11: southern cows. $2.25 ber of head Indicated: 3.75: native cows. $2.2S4.25; native heifers. Buyers. Cattle. Oinana racking Co Swift and Company .:,..'. li'J Cudahy packing Co i .M inour tt Co Other buyers 14 Totals las Hogs. I.ln2 2,307 1.822 2.7N9 s.070 Foreign F:ass:sl, LONDON. FeU 17. Money was in good request in the market today and rates wera easier on the distribution of 312.50n.u)0 In railroad division dividends and tho raise of Japanese money. Discounts were a shade easier. Trading on the Stock ex change was dull and prices were irregular, pending the attlement. The king's speech at the opening of Parliament Monday is awaited with Interest, especially among traders in Kaffirs, who are suffering from depression and fears of difficulties in re gard to the carry-over. Consols were falrlv aleady at the lower level. Home rails were sustained by the announcement of a work ing arrangement between the Northwest ern and Midland railroads, whose stocks grew firmer. American oiamed dull on th prospect of a bad New' York bank state ment, rallied to slightly over parity on New York buying orders and closed steady. Foreigners were weak in places Peruviana. Russians and Japanese reacted. Karhrs were heavy and inactive. Japanese impe rial 6a of 1904 were quoted at 1024. BERLIN. Feb. 17. Prices oil the Bourse today were li-regular. PARIS. Feb. 17. Prices on the Bourse today were calm and firm al the opening and became active and very firm later, owing to confidence In the success of the Algeciras conference. Russiun imperial 4s were quoted at 84. 85 and Russian bonds of isu at ine private rate of discount was 24 per cent. Kansaa tVjr Grain and Pra, talon. KANSAii '.ITY, Feb. 17.WHEAT liinir; May. ,'4c; July. 734c: September, 73Sc. 'ash: 2 hard, 7&4r77c; Nc. 3, 7075c: No S r.-d, Ka-; No 3. 58c. CORN l4ly; May. 8c; July. c. Cash: No. ! mixed, Jvfi34c; No. i white. Sc; No. i. S&c. OATS-U-ncr; .No J wbltt. 24.4c; No. t mixed, Sue. RYE Sleady at ilfSc. HAY Steady; choice timothy, fhi.fcabll.'jo; choli-e prairie. $80n8.60. ExKIS-Sipady; Miasouri and Kansas, new No. t wintewood rasea Included, lie; casa count. l.V: cases returned. 40 leas. BUTTLR Steady ; creamery. 2Sc. Receipia. Shipments. tlearlas Hoase Averages. NKV YORK. Feb. 17. -The statement of the clearing house banks for the five davs this week show the bank hold 85.7S9 926 over the legal reserve requirements. This Is a decrease of $153,660 under last week The statement follows: Loans. Sl.u52.S80 o: decrease, 89.61.600. Deposits. Il.fajg 633l: decrease. $12,317,800. Circulation. $50.;g'si: decrease, $47S.6-J. Legal tenders. $79 43.3u0: decrease. 84S 500. Specie. $!W 5f no- de crease. $2..W4.6nO. Reserve, $267.94.2O0- de crease, $::.233.100. Reserve required, $-62-le8.it ; decrease. $3.079 450. 8urplu. $5 7X9'-9-J5; decrease. $lLS &;iO. ExUnited 8tates de posits, $7,917,300; decrease. $16ft.66n. Wool. Market. hiawa, reo. 11. uoiThp arrivals ui .out ior 111 secoinj aeries of auction sales amount to 137.656 bales. Including 86.UM ... .0 rpmnera. in, import a this week wera: New South Wale. 1,447 ,T ' "r""t"ou. oj uaiea; ftp, Kealand 16.K83; (ape of Good Hope and Natal. I,7t3: iMiigapur. J.UB4, Antwerp, 1.036; various points. 745. BU . 1AM IS Mo.. Feb. n.-WOOL-Steatly; . -...w, .viooiiiii anu ciotnina. medium Itv; light fin. Sitl4c tub washed, 334i41c. heay fine, 2M 1S4J3UC Dank Clearings OMAHA. Feb. 17 -Bank clearinga for to day were 8l.4T8.744 12 and for th correspond. " " . ,ti i,tfta.jt .an. 19H6 Wheat, bit Corn. I hi . Oata. but . .34nO lil.00 I9.UU0 llilitk Srala Market DULLTH. Feb. 17. WH EAT T Monday Tueaday ... Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday .. Totals... Increase $1.60413 97 . 1.631.876 91 . 1.407.426.47 . 1.474.236 66 . 1.304. 14 6 . 1.438.744.12 1905. $1,222,811.84 1.041.6TD 11 97S.872 1.249.4W 44 l.(e),K2 48 1.364.637 8 i-iuiisiunp-aw pwra. per bih., w-svim, i northern, twc; No. 3 northern, 78.4c; ......$8,761,83187 $6,834,015 36 over last year. gi.S2a.U7.61. taleasent of tk Bask ( Gtrausr BERLIN, Fsb. 17.-Tha weekly etatemeat of tb Imperial bank of Germany ahowa iup louowing manges: t ah In band. Increased, J7.9MVmn marks; treaaary note Int reaae.1. S.6M1OU1 marks : other aecuntiee; dacreaavd. 17 .w M0 mark; notes 13 clrcu- touuu, urcreaaeu. Hw.tw marks. CATTLE It was the usual Katunlav holi day In tne cattle uivlsion, nutmng of conse-iut-nce being received or sum. '1 ne receipts tms k nave been very lnx-ial. being Con sioeruiuy 111 rxess of last weeks natures j and more tnnn doubit- tne run tor the cor 1 respfiniiing week ol a year ago. The close I 01 tin- market wouia seem to Indicate. I however, tnat the receipts have been none ! too large to satisfy tne demands of tne market. 11 wouiu ue naiu to imagine a more sal istactory market tor beef cattle man pre vailed nuring tne first four oays this week. In spite of Isrge receipts tne trade was active and prices strong to higner every day. The Uemand was sufficient to take everything offered at most satisfactory prices, tne market as a wnole being the Highest 01 any time so far this year. On Friday the receipts were unaualiy heavy, and as packers hud their orders prettv well tilled by that time, the market eased off somewhat that day, being quoted weak to luc lower. After allowing tor this re action the market at the chase of the week Is still fully I5j26r higher than at the close of last week. Cows and heifers had about the same ex perience aa fat steers, except that thev showed still more advance during the first four days of the week and did not make a much loss on Friday, so thut at the close of the week they are about 25c higher than on last Saturday. As high aa (4.60 waa paid for cows during the week. but. as a matter of uoorvi, they were very good. The very excellent demand that has prevailed all the week for cows and heif ers la a noteworthy feature of the cattle trade. Mockers and feeders were not In very large supply on any day of the week.' but there were a few coming all the tima, while the country demand wa temoorarllr cut off by the severe storm of Tuesdav. la consequence of this some little accumulation of feeders took place toward the latter part of the week, and the feeling waa generally -irr a a result or mi. Feeder have not shown the advance that fat rattle have, largely for thp reason that they were already high; still thev gained somewhat during the first four davs of the week, but allowing for a little weakness at the cloae. the market could not at the present time be quoted materially higher than it was at the Pnd of laat week. Representative salest BULLS. K. At. Pr. N. at. rr I Ilk I 4 1J77 I 4 IKMJ8 For a Saturday there was a very decent run of hugs. 119 fresh car being reported in. The total for the week shows a slight falling off. as compared with last week, but a heavy gain over a year ago. In tact, the receipts thla weuk are more than double what they were fur the corre sponding week of last year. Conditions were generally In sellt ra' favor this moruing and every one started out asking considerably more mt-ney for hia holdings. While buyeis were a littl slow at hist about putting if the market waa reasonably active when the trade was once under way. with values generally a big it: higher than yeetPrday. Thp hog sold largely at 83.tr.4. aa agalnat 85.8244 6.674 yeaterday. The lop. $60u. wa mc hlgher than the beat price yesterday. This has been a great week to the selleia of hogs, aa everything had been coming their way. At the owning the hogs sob! In Identically the same notches as at th cloae of the previous week. Turing the next three day value advanced rapidly and after a alight reaction of Friday wero till decidedly higher than at the beginning of the week. With th ad vane today the maiket ia an even Sue higner than it waa at the do of laat week. While the aver age price at which hoga were selling today ia Just about $5.90, on year ago fn average price waa $4.7.4, two years ago S6.tv, three years ago $7.02. The laat mentioned price wa the highest at which hogs have soil on this market during the m tilth of Feb ruary alnca HAM. alien they averaged 88.19 on the 17ih of th month. Representative sales: $3.2o.'!16.0O; bulls, $2..V4.00; calves, $3.aug , 7.fri. Receipts for the week. 47.50U. 1 HOGS Receipts. 3.0D0 head; market Via I 10c higher; top. 16.15; bulk of sales, SH.ootj I 6.l:.4: heavy, $6.1oji.l5; packers. $5.oi( 6.121.": pigs and lights, $5.s0j6.06. Receipts for the week. Sl-Sou. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.V0 head; market ateady; native lambs. Jo.Vu 6.90; western lambs. 15 !Ka 6. 50; ewes and yearlings, $4.25j5.8o; western fed yearlings. $5.5nl6.15: western fed sheep, SI.25ilS.75; stockers and feeders, $3.5of4.75. St. Loala Mti Hloak Market. ST. IXn iS. Feb. 17.-ATTLE Receipts. 800 head. Including auo head Texan; market strong; native shipping and export steers. I4.tn"b i5; dressed beef and butcher steers. $3.8516.26; steers under l.'"l lbs., $3.00434.56: stockers and feeders. I2.5o4.; cows and heifers. $2.1ir'i4.40' canners $2.002.60: bulls. 12.4014.26: calves, $2.5007.50; Texas and In dian steers. $3.f4.0o; cows and heifers, $2. It K 3. 90. HOGS Receipts. 4.000 head: market Hj1ic higher; pigs and lights. $5.25jri.l5; packers. $5.75426.15; butchers and best heavy, PL06& 6.20. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 7oohead; market steady; native muttons. $5.26H6 36; lambs. $6.iOi.iX: culls and bucks, S4.i95.; stockers. $3.00$ .90. TKK TWENTIETH CTNTIRY FARMEK i:kvtew of KKYicrws tXaSMOPOUTAN WOMAN'S HOME COMPA35IOX THK TWENTIETH CKN'TTRY FARMER REVIEW OF REVIEWS OO8MOPOUTAN . WOMAN'S HOME COMPAAIO.N COUNTRY CALENDAR Rrrnlsr Pric fXt, I fer for a limited liitM sUy S3. 25 All to One Addreaa. err York Live Stork Market. NEW YORK. Feb. 17. BBEVE8 Re ceipts. 693 head; no trade of importance; two cars changed . hand at about steady prices; beef slow at 61 S40 for native sides: exports today, 1.U36 head cattle and 5.115 quarters 01 oecr. . t 'A L. v tn-Keceipis. its neaa: notnii g i doing for lack of stock; nominally steady. I Dressed in light supply and steady at 4tt I 14c for city dressed veals and 89114c for j countrv dressed. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.243 head: almost nothing doing: sellers holding 1 for steady prices: common lo choice lambs quotable at 8n.25y7.40: no sheep here. HOGS Reoeipts. 2,773 head; no sales: market feellnf sleady oil Buffalo advices. St. Joseph IJt Ntoelc Market. ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Fsb. 17.-CATTLE Receipts. Jbi head; market steady; natives. $4. (! 10; cows and heifers. $1.654jL0; stockers and feeders. $3.0144.50. HOGS Receipts. 3.938 head: market 5a loc higher; closed weak: light. $. S6-.n74 . medium and heavy, $S.''i.lo: bulk of sates, $6.10. SHEFIP AND U4MB8-Rceipts. 8-45 he.d; market steady; lambs, $7.00; wethei. $6.65. Ions City Lle gtok Market. SIOUX CITY, Feb. 17.-t8peclal Te!e gram.) CATTLE Re-eipts. 600 head: mar ket steady; beeves. $3.k&2&.50; rows, bulls and mixed. $2. 76434. Ou; stockers and feeders. $3 ocai u0; calves and yearlings, $3.7708.8i. IIO ;S Receipts, S.&K) head; market V higher, selling at $5.7545.95: bulk of sales. So.KVtj 86. tock ta tight. Receipts of live stock at the aix principal western markets yeaterday were as follows: tame. lion, sheep. N. At. fk. Tr K. 4, Ok tr lei 1 ... tt M li ,. is Ill 4 4 M 44 tui ... it et 174 4 u n m 4 ! ... I 4 ' '.4 M 4 4 41 Ill 4 I i 84 1M ... IW 71 Ill ... K il ...... U4 ... 4 ST IH 4 I U Tl x ... $ p, 1 I ... 6 174 14 K4 ... I M M 1U ... I 17', II 1 MIT 14 - lltl t u ... 1 w K Hi 1M 6 7l 41 til ... I H South Omaha Sioux City .., Kanaaa City St. Joseph ... St. Louis .... Chicago Totals .... .6.182 uO 385 ) J0 7.317 4.S44 S.mv I 3 . ! J ! 3.9SS 4.uu Tfpj 18,i 2.A09 M.4K3 ll.lfA "nttoiiaeed, mills. 24c; Olla mmd Keel NEW YORK. Feb. IT.-Ol ateady; prime crude, f o. b. prim yellow, S04ti3iSc. Petroleum, quiet; renneo. isew 1 orx. r. so: pniiadelphla and Baltimore $7.70; In bulk. $7.65. Turpentine, quiet at 7147144:. ROSIN Steady; strained, common I good. $3 90 SAVANNAH. Ga., Feb. 17 OIL Turppo tin, firm at tisr. ROSIN-Firm: A. B. C, D. E. F and G. $3.t5; II. $4.16: I. $460; K. $6.16; M. $6.40; N. S5 9n: WIS. Sd.16; WW. $t SO. OIL CITY. Pa., Feb. 17.-OIL-Oedit bal ances. 168. ahlpmenla. 64.866 bbls.; aver age. 66. e bbls.: runs. 71.(S bbls.; averag. 594 bbls; IJina. shlpmenta. aO.203 bbls; average, 6S.74I bbl.; Lima, run, 49.224 bbls.; average, S7.483 bbl. (Ill Market. NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-4XFFKE The market for coffee future opened gtaady la the absence ef Important offerings with a partial loaa of 6 points during the sea ion on some list disappointing cables. The market cl. cd ted. .net unchanged lo ( points lower. 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